Set up Slack
1
Connect the workspace
Open Settings → Slack Notification and connect the approved Slack workspace.
2
Add destinations
Add the Entelligence bot to every channel where it must read or post. Private channels require explicit membership.
3
Map users
Open the Slack mapping under Settings → Team and map Slack users to the correct Entelligence members.
4
Configure notifications
Choose the delivery scope and channel mapping required for the pilot. Avoid enabling every notification type at once.
Ask a first question
In a pilot channel, ask a scoped question:For OWNER/REPO during the last 7 days, summarize merged pull requests and include source links. Do not create or update anything.Verify the response against the Git provider.
Slack commands and notifications
Workspace settings expose these notification families:
Use the command help presented by the installed Slack app for exact syntax and availability.
Permissions and boundaries
- The Slack app can access only the workspace and channels authorized for it.
- Entelligence permissions and source permissions still limit the answer.
- Direct-message delivery depends on correct user mapping.
- A Reactor can listen to a channel and may initiate external work. Review its instructions and filters separately.
- Do not paste secrets, access tokens, or private source into a channel with broader membership.
Verify
- The bot responds in the intended channel.
- A private channel is unavailable until the bot is added.
- Source links point to authorized systems.
- A direct report reaches the mapped user.
- Disconnecting or removing the bot stops future access or delivery as expected.